When making a show that feels as timeless as “Samurai Jack,” a conclusion is not something you have in mind when writing episodes.
Genndy Tartakovsky was not allowed to follow a serialized format, with the story of one episode having almost nothing to do with another.
Unfortunately, that leads to problems in creating a cohesive story with character development.
In the case of “Samurai Jack,” solving the lack of a throughline was found in the title character’s unwavering will and stoic nature.
The initial four-season run felt like the old episodic adventures of television series past.
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